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I bring peace , to sue a pardon For my neglect of all those noble virtues Thy mind
and duty are apparelled with : ; : : I have deserved ill from thee , and must say : : :
Thou art too gentle , if thou canst forget it . Cleo . Alas , you have not wronged ...
I bring peace , to sue a pardon For my neglect of all those noble virtues Thy mind
and duty are apparelled with : ; : : I have deserved ill from thee , and must say : : :
Thou art too gentle , if thou canst forget it . Cleo . Alas , you have not wronged ...
Page 180
Strange miracle of justice ! Car . Raise up the city ; we shall be murdered all ! Vas
. You need not fear , you shall not : this strange task being ended , I have paid the
duty to the son which I have vowed to the father . . . . Car . Speak , wretched ...
Strange miracle of justice ! Car . Raise up the city ; we shall be murdered all ! Vas
. You need not fear , you shall not : this strange task being ended , I have paid the
duty to the son which I have vowed to the father . . . . Car . Speak , wretched ...
Page 339
By the faith We bear to sacred justice , we protest , Be it or good or evil , thy
reward Shall be our special thanks and love untermed : Speak , on thy duty ; we ,
thy prince , command . D ' Av . O , my disaster ! my lord , I am so charmed by
those ...
By the faith We bear to sacred justice , we protest , Be it or good or evil , thy
reward Shall be our special thanks and love untermed : Speak , on thy duty ; we ,
thy prince , command . D ' Av . O , my disaster ! my lord , I am so charmed by
those ...
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| Title | John Ford Volume 3 of Mermaid series: [the best plays of the old dramatists The mermaid series |
| Author | John Ford |
| Editor | Havelock Ellis |
| Publisher | T. F. Unwin, 1923 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 3 Mar 2008 |
| Length | 471 pages |
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